Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-01
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THE NEWS


THE NEWS E-PITOMizED.
It il considered settled that General
Logan's body will finally be buried in
Chicago.
Raymond Belmont, son of August
Belmont, accidentally killed himself
in New York yesterday while handling q
recover.
The rumor is current in London that
the army reserves OF the first class are
about to bs called out. The Standard
denies the report.
a dynamite bomb in the steamer
WyaDdotte exploded yesterday when
the vessel was off Long Branch, serious
~ damaging the boat.
Edward Unger, the murderer OF Aug
MT Bobie, whose body was found last
" elk In a trunk shipped to Baltimore,
has made q full confession OF the killing.
Judge Church, q Huron special says.
has gone to Washington. The Huron
opinion is that his appointment as gov
ernor will be Withdrawn int few days,
Alderman g. s.. Croft. Wilkesbarre.
Pennsylvania, has received intelligence
that ais family has just become heirs tc
an estate in Holland valued at $4,000
O00..
In the lower house of the Texas legis-
latnre yesterday a joint resolution pro-
posing q prohibition amendment to the
constitution was passed by a vote OF 80
yeas TO 81 nays.
In the case OF May Foster, accused Of
the murder OF her room-mate, Jessie
Garter, in Des Moines nearly 9 year ago
the jury yesterday afternoon, returned q
verdict OF not guilty.
Police Capt. Setback. Of Chicago, has
been for over q fortnight investigating
what appears TO be an anarchist plot to
rave Spies and his fellow-conspiratorE
from death on the gallowH.
The attorney general received an ad.
ditionAl number Of protests against the
interstate commerce bill yesterday. They
are mainly from attorneys OF railroad
companies. He still has the bill under
confederation.
The president sent the following
names to the senate yesterday: Post
masters-August e. Kammerer. at Bords
town, Ill; Willard a. Wheeler. at Atkin-
SON. Neb, and George 9. Middlebrook,
NJ Millbank, o. 4.
Yesterdays weather record was: Chi.
cago, . above; Milwaukee 10 below
81. Paul 20 below; YanSsan, D. T., II
below; Huron, u. r, % below; Moor
head, rs below: Bismarck, y. I. q
below; Minnedosa 33 below: st. VIM
cent. 81 below.
The supreme court at Jefferson City
Mo-, yesterday granted q stay Of exeout
ion until April I next to III. w. Brooks
Alias: Maxwell, and the Chinese High
Bindere, pending an appeal for . new
trial The execution WAS to have taken
place next Tuesday.
The president has approved the ac'
granting pensions to soldiers and sailor,
Of the Mexican war; also the act pro
viding for q school OF instrrction TO-
cavalry and Light artillery and for th,
construction Of quarters, barracks ant
stables nj certain army posts.
AFcsolution WAS introduced in th,
national house OF representatives yester
day caIiing upon the president to inform
the house what steps are necessary u
place coast cities in defensive condition
against foreign foes. This is considere,
necessary because OF the b~elligerent ut
titnde OF England.
The British bark Kapunda, whicl
left London December 18th for Freeman
western Australia. with e%migrants, came
into collision near the coast Of Brazil
with an unknown vessel and was sunk
Three hundred OF those on board wer'
drowned. The remairder were Aavet
and nave arrived at Bahia. The Kapundl
was an iron ship.
AZ St. Paul the mercury has beel
ranging between 20 and IS degrees be
low zero Tor the past two days. Tn
weather modei ated some yesterda,
morning and it commenced showing
Trains are delayed on al roads, engi
nesrs not dering to u fast Tor fear Q
broken rails. The aignai officer report
that tho average Temperature Snnda,
was 20 below, being the lowest for ff
teen years.
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